Aimiende Negbenebor is an actress, singer-song writer, and poet. She most recently appeared in Michael Horn’s Happy Hour and as Widow 3 in Retro Production’s Mill Fire. She will be seen as Boom in Lenis Guess’ upcoming new musical Girl Fun. Previous stage appearances: Narrator in Mourning BecomesEliza, (Merchant House), Nefertiti, The Ten Commandments and Helena, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, (I.C.O.C.). She has also appeared in several Indie films including Bobby in A Tangled Web, and a 1920’s flapper in  The Unidentified. She’s currently studying acting at Donna Marrazzo Studios in New York City, NY. She holds a B.E. in Computer Engineering and a B.A. in Literature from Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, NJ.

Julissa Roman is a native of Peru and has most recently starred  as Hermia in A Midsummer Night’s Dream (dir. Carol Goodheart). Other New York credits include: the Discovery Channel’s short film Nueva York (dir. Manolo Celi), Fired Up (dir. Shon Mcgoy), An Unofficial Tale (dir. Fernando Velazquez) and the webseries Girl Talk and Talkwith an Expert (dir. Jessica Wolfson). She has been studying a full time program for three years at HB Studio and she is part of the HB Ensemble.

Saarah Zebede is a Panamanian immigrant and grand-daughter of an Egyptian. Obtained her BFA from the University of Florida/ New World School of the Arts. Last seen in her self-written one person show, "AlienNation" produced at the historical Tower Theatre in Miami, Fl. Saarah recently moved from Miami and is thrilled that Crossings is her first theatrical performance in NYC. Saarah has also performed abroad in Euripides's "Women of Troy" performed in Athens and Spetses, Greece.  

Jennifer Blair-Bianco is a recent theatre graduate from Hope College, Holland Michigan, Jennifer is thrilled to be making her NYC debut with Stages on the Sound.  Last spring, she was at the Kennedy Center performing in the ensemble production of Rose and the Rime.  She's honored to work with such a passionate and talented group of artists. Jennifer dedicates this performance to her mother, who's been her inspiration.  Love and thanks to God and her husband David.

Renzo Rios  is a graduate of Florida State University. He decided to move to New York to pursue his career as an actor and recently completed conservatory training at the Michael Howard Studios. Some credits include The Maderati - Ritt Overlander and Anna in the Tropics - Juan Julian Rios. He would love to thank his family for their continuing support.

Yixi Villar is honored to be part of such an amazing cast and of the innovative work of Stages on the Sound. Her most recent credits include the critically acclaimed play,"Yo Soy Latina" by Linda Nieves Powell and the film, "Liberty Kid" by Ilya Chaiken which won Best Feature at the HBO Latino Film Festival and went on to screen in theatres and on HBO. She co-owns, Phoenix Rising Entertainment, a production company that is currently in development of a documentary and a feature film. Gracias and God Bless!!!

Amy Sabin Barrow(co-writer, Director) holds both a BA and Masters from the University of Arkansas where she studied dance, voice, microbiology and health care business of all things. She is a board member and the Director of Marketing for the company. She has choreographed here and abroad with the Universal Dance Association, The UA Dance Troupe, and multiple competetive dance teams. She continues that work here in NYC with Stages on the Sound, Tax Deductible Theatre, New Dance Group, The Vineyard Playhouse and a few lucky New York area schools. As a performer, Amy's recent work was seen at the Public Theatre (Church, Dir. Young Jean Lee), a few exquisite DARE projects with Tax Deductible Theatre (Sculpther, A La Fed Ex, Don’t Drop the Soap), the Vineyard Playhouse (As You Like It, The Tempest, Hamlet, Macbeth, King Lear), the Arkansas Repertory Theatre (All My Sons, Cabaret, Gypsy, Friends Like These, Annie, Cinderella, Children of Eden) and Huntington High School (Romeo and Juliet, Crazy for You, Pajama Game). Amy has two indie films in production that you probably will never see-Mow Crew and Ashes in a Shaker.

Shannon Michael Wamser (co-writer, Director) co-founded the company in 2005. In addition to playing Dromio in Stages' 07/08 production of The Comedy of Errors, as an actor he has appeared with The Public Theatre, the Cincinnati Playhouse, Arkansas Repertory Theatre, Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival, Nevada Shakespeare in the Park, Saratoga Shakespeare Festival, The Vermont Shakespeare Company, The Rebel Theatre Company, The Drilling Company, The Actor's Company Theatre, Techtonic Theatre Project, Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble, Maine’s Public Theatre, The Monomoy Theatre, Jewish Repertory Theatre among others. His adaptation of Mark Twian's beloved short story, The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Caleveras County, was seen here at Stages, which he directed as well. His directorial work has also been seen with taxdeductible theatre, on the stage of The Profesional Performing Arts School, and for the past four seasons of the Edinburgh International Fringe Festival. His work as a playwright and adapter has been seen with The Putney Players, taxdeductible theatre and here at Stages with his four-actor adaptation of The Comedy of Errors, adapted with is fellow Artistic Director, Will Ditterline. As a theatre educator he currently teaches with The Professional Performing Arts School and has taught with the Shakespeare Society, The Times Square Group and with Putney Student Travel's Theatre in Britain program. He has taught with Brooklyn Friends School, The School at Columbia University and at Ohio University. He holds a BA from DeSales University and an MFA from Ohio University and is a proud member of AEA.